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Old 05-29-2016, 10:46 AM
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Just in time for the start of a hot Memorial Day weekend.. A/C decides to blow hot air
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Check your fuses..

Mine stopped working the other day. Under hood fuse keeps blowing, need time to investigate
Old 05-29-2016, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by teh CL
Check your fuses..

Mine stopped working the other day. Under hood fuse keeps blowing, need time to investigate

Are all the fuses for the A/C under the hood or interior of the car?
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One under the hood and one under driver side dash
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I had settled that is was the compressor. So I was gonna put myself at the mercy of the stealership to repair. Thought I would check the fuse under the drivers console. Pulled it out all fine, put it back in tried the A/C and it came on 40 degrees. Now I'm a little weary how long will it last for.
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Try some coffee.
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^^^ Not really a Coffee drinker, more so a Tea Drinker( it's the English in me ). Meanwhile update back to warm air again ��
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Replace my fuse every morning to have AC

hopefully have time later tonight to finally get something done..
Old 05-31-2016, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Jazzy1999
^^^ Not really a Coffee drinker, more so a Tea Drinker( it's the English in me ). Meanwhile update back to warm air again ��
I enjoy my tea too, but I find its not strong enough to curb weariness.
Old 06-04-2016, 09:51 AM
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Jazzy your stator is probably going bad on your compressor, the stator is what starts the compressor, and there are two scenarios that can happen:

a) tech can get clutch off, replacing stator, and you are back in business

b) clutch is frozen on to compressor, tech can't get to stator to replace, you have to replace entire assembly ($$$) (whole new compressor/clutch assy)


Unfortunately my RL had a frozen clutch, so the tech had to replace the entire compressor...big bucks. Hopefully your clutch is not frozen on to the compressor, that is the moral of the story.

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Old 06-11-2016, 08:45 AM
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no A/C 2006 RL

Hello everyone. This is my 1st post, and although I think I know what the problem is, I'd like to see if anyone else has had a similar issue. drove my 06 RL to dinner, with ice cold air. After dinner, we went to leave, and had warm air blowing from the vents. I drove it home, and when I went back out to look at it, it was working. I figured it was a fluke. When it happened again I investigated. Both fans are running, and I have power at my compressor. I'm thinking clutch problem. Suggestions?
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My 05 RL had the same problem. The compressor was fine. It was the clutch not engaging.

Also, you should post this in the RL specific forum. This is general car talk.
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+1 for ac clutch and coil
Old 06-11-2016, 12:09 PM
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Welcome to the forums. Thread moved to 2G RL Forum.
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Very common issue on the RL. A search would've shown that.
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Do you know the part # for clutch problem?
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Do anyone know the 05 Acura RL part number for the stator(field coil) clutch. My AC inst working. I check all the fuses and the freon psi and everything is good. I even hear the compressor come on when I hit the AC button. but still blowing hot air. So I'm going to try DIY. Any tips,instruction,pictures would be help.

Thanks in advance
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do you happen to have the DIY guide. I am having the same issue.

Originally Posted by LeftCorner
I've done 10+ of these and it only requires the stator ass'y. It's possible to do it in the car, a pair of 90° angle snap ring pliers will be your best-friend if you choose this route.
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Originally Posted by littlenoodleboy
Do you know the part # for clutch problem?
correct me if I'm wrong but I believe this is the part
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I mean this in the nicest of ways, but if you don't even know where to look to find the parts, you really shouldn't be attempting this job yourself.

If your compressor is turning on and spinning, then its not your compressor/stator/clutch.

Get it diagnosed properly, perhaps you have a leak in the system and it just needs to be charged. A/C systems need the proper tools and diagnosis before you start throwing parts at it.

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I dont have any leaks. There is still freon it. I use the gauge and it reads at 45 psi.

Originally Posted by CFoote
I mean this in the nicest of ways, but if you don't even know where to look to find the parts, you really shouldn't be attempting this job yourself.

If your compressor is turning on and spinning, then its not your compressor/stator/clutch.

Get it diagnosed properly, perhaps you have a leak in the system and it just needs to be charged. A/C systems need the proper tools and diagnosis before you start throwing parts at it.

Chris
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Thanks jazzy1999

Originally Posted by Jazzy1999



correct me if I'm wrong but I believe this is the part
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My AC went out too last week. Followed by the transmission. Acura wants $7000. No thank you ill just buy my VW GTI I been after, I just have more of a reason to buy one now.
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Transmission?
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Originally Posted by teh CL
Transmission?
Yuppers transmission went bye bye
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Just started shifting real hard then stopped going into gear, would just act like it was in neutral.
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Originally Posted by JJones91
Just started shifting real hard then stopped going into gear, would just act like it was in neutral.
low on tranny fluid? broken axle..?
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Originally Posted by thoiboi
low on tranny fluid? broken axle..?
Axles look good didn't see anything out of the ordinary, and the tranny fluid should be okay there's absolutely no residue under the car or around any mechanical parts, I can hear it making gear changes but it won't go anywhere unless I rev the car real high then it'll just crawl like 1mph
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Probably torque converter.
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Who know's but I'm not even going to bother fixing it. To me it's not even worth the time and money along with the other issues I've been having I feel like I'd be throwing money down the drain.
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Should've sold it when it was worth $7k.
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Is anyone familiar with the after market or remanufactured compressors kits sold on ebay? The reliability of them, they do pale in comparison in price OEM $700+

http://www.ebay.com/itm/172176953792?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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Ac Problem

Hi, my ac compressor works but it doesn't throw any cold air. My navigation system doesn't work at all to control it and Idk if that's a problem for the ac. I put the temperature on low. I have a Acura Rl 2005. It just throws warm air. We bought a ac compressor. Need help.. Tia..
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Did you refill the refrigerant?
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Originally Posted by iSeeYouTwo
Did you refill the refrigerant?
Yes I did.
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Check your fuses
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Originally Posted by teh CL
Check your fuses
I will, thanks.
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Most likely stator, field coil, or clutch. I can't ever remember which are separate parts though.
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Just replaced my stator back in business


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